India’s MEA Reports on 19,000 Indians in Bangladesh; Updates on Safety, Investments, and Asylum | Gr

7 months ago Hardik Gajjar

In a crucial update from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), India's Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal addresses the situation concerning Indian nationals in Bangladesh. During Thursday’s press conference, several key points were highlighted: Indians in Bangladesh: Approximately 19,000 Indians, including 9,000 students, are currently in Bangladesh. The majority have returned to India, but efforts are ongoing to assist those still wishing to leave. The Indian High Commission has evacuated non-essential staff and their families, with other embassies also reducing their presence. The situation is under close watch, with hopes for a swift return to normalcy. Indian Investments: The MEA is actively engaging with Bangladeshi authorities to address issues related to Indian investments. India remains committed to supporting peace and stability in Bangladesh to safeguard mutual interests and resume normal economic activities. Safety of Nationals and Diplomatic Staff: The Indian High Commission is working closely with its assistant high commissions to ensure the safety of Indian nationals and staff. Efforts are being made to restore law and order to facilitate the full resumption of diplomatic operations. Protection of Minorities: Concerns regarding attacks on minority communities have been addressed by the External Affairs Minister. Measures are in place to protect minorities, but there are ongoing concerns until peace and order are fully restored. Ensuring the safety of all citizens remains a priority for the Bangladeshi government. Asylum for Sheikh Hasina: Approval for asylum for former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was granted on short notice. The evolving situation in Bangladesh is being monitored closely. Stay tuned with Grahak Chetna for the latest updates on this developing story and more. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more insightful news coverage. #GrahakChetna #IndiaBangladeshNews #MEAUpdate #IndianNationals #DiplomaticSafety #Investments #MinorityProtection #SheikhHasinaAsylum

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In a crucial update from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), India’s Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal addresses the situation concerning Indian nationals in Bangladesh. During Thursday’s press conference, several key points were highlighted:

Indians in Bangladesh: Approximately 19,000 Indians, including 9,000 students, are currently in Bangladesh. The majority have returned to India, but efforts are ongoing to assist those still wishing to leave. The Indian High Commission has evacuated non-essential staff and their families, with other embassies also reducing their presence. The situation is under close watch, with hopes for a swift return to normalcy.
Indian Investments: The MEA is actively engaging with Bangladeshi authorities to address issues related to Indian investments. India remains committed to supporting peace and stability in Bangladesh to safeguard mutual interests and resume normal economic activities.
Safety of Nationals and Diplomatic Staff: The Indian High Commission is working closely with its assistant high commissions to ensure the safety of Indian nationals and staff. Efforts are being made to restore law and order to facilitate the full resumption of diplomatic operations.
Protection of Minorities: Concerns regarding attacks on minority communities have been addressed by the External Affairs Minister. Measures are in place to protect minorities, but there are ongoing concerns until peace and order are fully restored. Ensuring the safety of all citizens remains a priority for the Bangladeshi government.
Asylum for Sheikh Hasina: Approval for asylum for former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was granted on short notice. The evolving situation in Bangladesh is being monitored closely.
Stay tuned with Grahak Chetna for the latest updates on this developing story and more. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more insightful news coverage.

#GrahakChetna #IndiaBangladeshNews #MEAUpdate #IndianNationals #DiplomaticSafety #Investments #MinorityProtection #SheikhHasinaAsylum